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'It's been evolving': Tariffs impacting native cloth retailer

By Editorial Board Published October 21, 2025 2 Min Read
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'It's been evolving': Tariffs impacting native cloth retailer

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Enterprise house owners throughout Mid-Michigan are feeling the results of tariffs with elevated import charges which might be in the end handed on to prospects, elevating costs and impacting enterprise.

(WLNS)

Jessy Gregg, proprietor of Seams, Stitching, and Mercantile in Previous City Lansing, says that she began seeing the value of retailer purchases rise on account of tariffs earlier this yr.

“It’s been evolving over the last eight months, I would say. So, like items that I order with frequency, like pins or like cutting implements, every time I order them, there has been a slight increase in price. So over the last eight months, I’ve seen some products change in price three to four times, depending,” mentioned Gregg.

The value enhance has brought on a ripple impact that’s financially impacting retailer prospects.

“Customers are definitely noticing. I would say because it’s industry-wide,” mentioned Gregg.

Mikayla Conners visits Seams as soon as a month for additional provides to work on new tasks, and he or she says she’s began to note a distinction on the value tags.

“I know that it’s been hard on the store itself. And also, I think that just in general, I’ve noticed it,” mentioned Connoers.

As a result of federal change, Conner says she makes positive to observe how a lot she locations in her buying cart.

“I definitely watch how much I’m spending. That is something that I think about constantly. It also doesn’t help that I’m a college student,” mentioned Conners.

Gregg provides that the shortage of tariff certainty and coherence is making issues troublesome in her enterprise.

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